Flood situation in Johor, Melaka, Pahang continues to improve.
11 Jan 2022 11:24am
Janda Baik, Pahang were among areas hard hit by the recent floods. -- Bernama Photo.
In JOHOR, the number of evacuees dropped to 2,298 at 8 am from 2,935 yesterday evening.
State Health and Environment Committee chairman R. Vidyananthan said 35 PPS were still in operation in four districts, with Muar registering the highest number of evacuees at 873, followed by Segamat (734), Tangkak (610) and Batu Pahat (81).
"Two PPS, Balairaya Padang Kiambang and Kompleks Penghulu Mukim Pogoh in Segamat, were closed after all the evacuees were allowed to return home,” he said today.
In PAHANG, the state Disaster Management Committee Secretariat reported that the state's remaining PPS, at Sekolah Kebangsaan Temai PPS in Pekan, housed only 66 victims from 15 families this morning.
The last PPS in Rompin was closed last night after the 14 evacuees from four families returned home.
The Meteorological Department has forecast good weather in the Pekan district today.
In MELAKA, state director of Civil Defence Force Lt Kol (PA) Cuthbert John Martin Quadra said only 124 flood victims from 36 families were still at three PPS in Jasin this morning.
"The weather throughout the state is reported to be bright now but residents living near Sungai Muar in Bukit Kepong, Muar, are advised to be on the alert as the river is still at the danger level,” he said in a statement today. -- Bernama.
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